Sunday, April 7, 2013

WHERE TO WINE AND DINE IN NAIROBI



COAST DISHES RESTAURANT; A UNIQUE COASTAL EXPERIENCE
Tucked downtown Nairobi along River Road lies a gem that offers a unique coastal experience in the city under the sun.

The restaurant prides itself in the preparation of Swahili cuisine. Mombasa is a coastal town rich in Swahili and Arab culture.

Mombasa dishes has become a famous destination especially a great lunch time destination; with Fridays being a full-house due to the great number of Muslim faithfuls who frequent the place after their prayers.

Apart from local people; tourists visiting the country and who desire a taste of the coast without visiting it are quite enthusiastic about enjoying the restaurant’s famous pilau and beef stew experience. As far as Kenya’s coastal cuisine is concerned you need to make a date with Mombasa dishes.


MERCURY LOUNGE: THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS

This amazing gateway located off the busy Nairobi c.b.d lies along Ngong Road at the Junction Mall.

The ambiance is equally enthralling themed with heavy woodwork furniture and fabric that beautifully match the restaurant’s color themes.

The walls are pinned up with posters of great sporting legends who complement the décor. The open clear windows enhance the outdoor experience as one can catch a glimpse of the mall from a higher view.

The lounge like seats provides a cozy setting for that quiet tete a –tete.
And as their motto goes; “the best of both worlds”, you can sample another of their gem- Mercury Lounge, located at ABC Place, Westlands.

For all long-time fans of mercury, delectable dishes, fresh food, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails and familiar favorites still hold court on the menu.

-+254 (0) 722-309 947 & +254 (0) 720-808 185

-www.mercurylounge.co.ke.

AMAICA RESTURANT: A UNIQUE KENYAN CUISINE DESTINATION


If you are a “foodie” and appreciate the different authentic Kenyan meals from the different tribes, then Amaica is the best place for you.

This fine dining scene; off Peponi Road, in Westlands, Nairobi overlooks the serene Karura forest, tucked away from the busy hustles and bustles of Nairobi’s c.b.d.
Amaica, which is a Luhya word that refers to the traditional cooking area or the traditional kitchen, prides itself in preparation of traditional African cuisine not only from Kenya but from all over Africa.

The furniture, theme and décor at Amaica complement the clay pots prominent decorative feature. The lounge and dining areas combined with the hand-painted beads; add unique details to the furniture, linen and fittings. What’s more, the potted plants are alive and enhance the outdoor experience.

The place fills a gigantic gap in the market with locally-sourced produce. This hidden gem is providing a healthy alternative due to the numerous advantages of healthy lifestyles. Parents it is time to get the kids out and let them enjoy our traditional foods. Many people are indeed shifting from eating fast foods to appreciating authentic mother-nature meals.

One thing though; with a gem; it attracts many suitors and Amaica being one, tourists visiting he country are quite thrilled about enjoying the “Kenyan experience” as far as Kenya’s cuisine is concerned.

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